New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-14

ind x ssssa1 ssiea 'r ~ ssis' ne
IL no cas-. Mnsas n.SSsd
to some extenti yet exports for che week. II not co-
Rh ss also has Sscu 80 as!s IN cotton
that the advance for the week smonns @
sSpOrs movement. although Liverpool closely followed
s sni for e.
and steel markets remains unchanged but the principal
business is In the delivery Of previous orders LUG S1a
eo,n psnes arc reasns their product something IKE
81 ton the extremely low prices OF year ago. p"
also twentynve cents more per ton 'n"n a' 'H'
While iii branches Of legitimate trade In this country
lions and in profits needless Of the camor concerning
stringent money and the dangers OF Treasury aos1r
greater earnings than the most sanguine dared 70 pre-
dict the stocs Exchange markets remain In nc s,pea
of dcspond II producers, merchants and men VINO ean
I'm the great enterprises made OF the same stun
the present Stock EXCHANGE operators the ssher
and great Improve which have occurred anu are
still In progress all over the country would sun remain
nnrecorded Il they we're as easily Influenced oy b .oe
may pinch him. the great interests OF the conn mo
I % sSo While s everyns Of Street bright
and encouraging Stock Exchange operators anu tnere
fore the public ssnss T SH no Ss Of
paper walls shot from esca Mae q snsnar
that it is not more generally dIscerne
Ia kept up for the sole purpose OF enabling some one
the upward movement begins Nevertheless If the efforts
to reduce values and induce selling have thus far proved
faar they have been Lar, wesKs market
as whole requires no conneh,s o. nre
codng weeks The encouraging OF fact as in
effective the products OF Imagination anu Lancy
The recorded transactions in stocks at the stock Ex
change aggregated I509370 shares against ,3ssO7l
shares in the preceding week But the whole OF a s
phia and Reading Richmond and West Point and West.
Union those three stocks contributed ast Mech
10000 more shares than In the proceeding week Will
Ia
The fluctuations Of the week coV cnsed With
ns usual changes OF hs S%se
active stocks Philadelphia and Reading gives e.
fluctuations between 7sis and rs, and Richmond and
West point gives decline OF per cent after
anS tSe one which for moment promised to lift the
eral market from its lchargic condition was ne an
in the Baltimore ami Ohio Railroad TO an interest which
controls the Richmond aud West Point system Inc mar
rnmors and finally the announcement that the negotIa
tons had failed and that with Fridays furry In money
ary set as ri' R Gsno aud
eg9 Union were freely ows sSa b w,'n Developed
one important fache controlling interest In the STOCK
OF the baltimore and OHIO Railroad Company Is blocked
and ia for sale There doubt that buyer or buyers
will speedily be found. but perhaps not upon the exact
terms which offered to Mr. sally The event may nay
he much nearer hand than Is generally supecte anu
is likely that the negotiations now pending there
with syndicate who Will be compeca go
for the purchase The purchase OF the Baltimore ana
Ohio stock by syndicate OF that character cout nave
but effect values first the purchase II na9
the great trunk limo railroads OF the
country and incidentally for peace among
the telegraph lines Secondly, the Syndicate VIII nave
direct Interest promoting confidence In all good Sc
curties dealt In at the Stock Exchange IL Is propaoie
that the ne III concerning the
great deal will not be OF negotiations pending but VI sales
contaminated. ,,. ,...
gmbione1 IA our usual table giving the highest lowest
and final prices and number ~ shares sold for the week.
active or representative stocks prexed by the prices OF
March 10. 1886:
WEEKLY RANGE.